FCA seeks to be an indispensable asset to the fraternal movement, to challenge members to imagine a better way of communicating, and to provide an enriching membership experience.
2025 FCA Annual Conference
may 28 - 30, 2025 | Denver, colorado
Join us for the FCA 2025 Annual Conference from May 28-30 in Denver! This much-anticipated event will provide you with ample opportunities for education, networking, and recognition.
We’re planning an action-packed three-day experience so you can take a deep dive into the latest industry trends, expand your network with collaborative and fun like-minded professionals, and celebrate outstanding achievements. Whether you're looking to level up your skills, forge new connections, or be inspired by dynamic speakers, this conference is THE place to be!
This year, we’re thrilled to host our Annual Conference alongside the Fraternity Executives Association (FEA) Annual Meeting. Both gatherings will take place on the same schedule and at the same location with opportunities to participate in educational programming from both organizations. This joint meeting will offer a packed schedule of sessions, networking opportunities, and industry insights designed to elevate our profession.
Location & Lodging
Our Annual Conference will take place at The Sheraton Hotel in downtown Denver. Please click here to book your room online or call 888-627-8405. Mention you are with the Fraternity Communications Association and Fraternity Executives Association to receive our group rate! If you wish to take advantage of FCA's room block, please book immediately. Our room block deadline is May 5, 2025. The discounted rate will not be available after that date.
Why attend?
Cutting-edge sessions designed to elevate your expertise.
Networking opportunities that will help you grow your circle and your career.
Celebrate excellence with special awards and recognitions.
Explore a dynamic city with fun people who truly understand your day-to-day challenges and can offer practical suggestions.
Connect with our wonderful Associate Partners and learn how they may be able to assist on your next project!
Represent your organization and help us conduct the business of our association.
Don’t miss out on the excitement—save your spot today and be part of this unforgettable event!
Keynote Speakers
Unmuted: Owning and Sharing Our Story
Speakers: Dr. Mari Ann Callais (Theta Phi Alpha) and Scott Fussell (Beta Theta Pi)
The fraternity and sorority experience has shaped generations of leaders, yet many of our most powerful stories often go untold. Unmuted: Owning and Sharing Our Story draws from the impactful conversations shared on the Leaders, Letters, and Legacy podcast, which showcases the extraordinary impact of fraternity and sorority life. Through the wisdom of industry legends, we’ll explore the lessons learned through the show, uncover a few more in real-time, and remind each other exactly why we do the work we do. Join us as we amplify our story and elevate the conversation.
Beyond Team Player: Navigating the Future as a Value Creator
Speaker: Jennifer Maxson
It is no longer enough to be a high performing team that focuses on results. Due to the current state of environment, technological advancements, remote work and changing organizational structures, we need a Value Creation approach. Teams must be ready to meet the future needs of others, their organization, collegiate and alumni members, and the world. Redefine how you partner and create value with your stakeholders. Identify what it takes to be a team player. Elevate your teams by moving from High Performance to Value Creation, for long term impact.
Campus Relationships in the Age of AI: Exploring New Risks and Opportunities
Speaker: Sloan Thompson
Join us as we examine the significant influence of artificial intelligence on students' personal lives. Our speaker will analyze the growing use of AI-driven chatbots in romantic and sexual relationships, their integration into dating apps and social media platforms, and their expanding role in mental health support. We will evaluate both the immediate and long-term effects of these technologies on student isolation, mental health, and social development. The discussion will also address potential risks associated with chatbot applications, such as the normalization of sexual and gender-based violence, the reinforcement of harmful biases, the development of addictive behaviors and emotional dependency, and potential privacy violations. Lastly, we will explore how we can update existing models of healthy sex and relationships education to address the new reality of AI on campus.
Join the Annual Conference Committee!
We are seeking committee members to help plan logistics and manage our 2025 Annual Conference on-site in Memphis. Interested? Contact Director of Events Aaron Bauer at abauer@ato.org.
Join the Programming Committee!
We are seeking committee members to help secure programming and educational content for 2025 Annual Conference. Interested? Contact Director of Education Tom McAninch at tmcaninch@tke.org.
FCA Annual Awards Competition
Click the button below to view previous award winners!